Our essential Color Mixing Guides feature 12 important Color Wheel Hues (plus black). These are effective colors for learning basic color theory and practical color mixing using real paints. The guide offers a new learning experience, encourages experimentation and discovery. Magic Palette Color Mixing Guides feature historic fine art pigments commonly found in a variety of artists paints and generic heterogeneous blends. There are 12 pure pigment colors in the essential Magic Palette System, representing a full range of 12 spectral hues found in the Color Wheel originally developed by Isaac Newton in 1704. HOW THE GRID WORKS Choose the color you wish to create and find its dominant color. Start with this. Next find it's mixing color directly below. Add this to the dominant color in small increments with a palette knife. Use the guide to create favorite new colors and combinations. If a hue is too dark mix in a little white. Complete instructions are included with every Magic Palette Guide. 12 PAINTS and PIGMENTS Cadmium Yellow Light (Py35) · Cadmium Yellow Medium (Py35) Cadmium Orange (Po20) Cadmium Red Light (Pr108) Quinacridone Red (Pv19 Quinacridone Magenta (Pr122) Dioxazine Purple (Pv23) Ultramarine Blue (Pb29) Phthalo Blue Green Shade (Pb15:1) Cobalt Teal (Pb28) Phthalo Green (Pg36) Yellow Green (Py3, Py97, Pg36, Pw6) Ivory Black (Pbk9) Titanium White (Pw6 or Pw6, Pw4)